Confession based on the play by A. Krupin "The Moon and the Transformer" (16+)

The play has visited these cities on tour and at festivals in different years: 

  • Mongolia (Ulaanbaatar)
  • Ukraine (Khmelnitsky city)
  • Russia (Yekaterinburg)

Director - Y. Harmelin , Honored Artist of the Republic of Moldova

Scenography by Y. Harmelin , Honored Artist of the Republic of Moldova

The boy is played by Dmitry Dubina .

Annotation

Did your whole life flash before your eyes when you looked Fear in the eye? When you were almost certain you would now experience the unpunished actions of a rapist? And you were only nine years old?

This is a story about a short past life, told in simple words. It's a monologue in which the reality of everyday adult life is hidden behind memories laced with street slang, small discoveries about the big world, and dispassionate boyish observations. There's room for a child's unconditional faith that everything will be alright. "Who will love each other if everyone grows up evil?"—the main question posed by the protagonist—defines the play's message.

Photos of the performance

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RETURN MY LIFE, PLEASE …

Confession on the play by A. Krupin “Moon and transformer” (16 +)

Director — Y. Harmelin , master of arts RM

Scenography — Y. Harmelin , master of arts RM

In the role of a boy — Dmitry Dubina

Annotation

And before your eyes “swept” the whole of life, when you looked fear in the eyes? When you are almost sure that the experience itself now with impunity rapist? And you while only 9 years old?

This is a short story about a past life, told in simple words. This is a monologue in which the reality of everyday adult life hiding behind lard yard slang memories, a small open big world and boyish dispassionate observations. Where there is a place of unconditional faith in the child that everything will be fine. “Who will love each other if all the evil grows up?” — The main question raised by the main character, defines the idea of ​​the play.